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Why companies are becoming B corporations
S Kim, MJ Karlesky, CG Myers, T Schifeling
Harvard Business Review 17, 1-5, 2016
1812016
Bill McKibben’s influence on US climate change discourse: shifting field-level debates through radical flank effects
T Schifeling, AJ Hoffman
Organization & Environment 32 (3), 213-233, 2019
842019
The new food truck in town: Geographic communities and authenticity-based entrepreneurship
T Schifeling, D Demetry
Organization Science 32 (1), 133-155, 2021
282021
Good Corp, Bad Corp, and the Rise of B Corps: How Market Incumbents’ Diverse Responses Reinvigorate Challengers
S Kim, T Schifeling
Administrative Science Quarterly 67 (3), 674-720, 2022
202022
The decline of the American corporate network, 1960–2010
T Schifeling, MS Mizruchi
The Power of Corporate Networks, 49-65, 2014
202014
Varied incumbent behaviors and mobilization for new organizational forms: The rise of triple-bottom line business amid both corporate social responsibility and irresponsibility
S Kim, T Schifeling
Available at SSRN 2794335, 2016
162016
Advancing reform: Embedded activism to develop climate solutions
T Schifeling, S Soderstrom
Academy of Management Journal 65 (6), 1775-1803, 2022
152022
Defense against recession: US business mobilization, 1950–1970
T Schifeling
American Journal of Sociology 119 (1), 1-34, 2013
152013
Libraries using Twitter better: Insights on engagement from food trucks
K Emery, T Schifeling
ACRL 2015 Proceedings, 450-458, 2015
62015
The Rise of the Authenticity Economy: A Study of the Transformation and Spread of Food Trucks
T Schifeling, DA Demetry
Academy of Management Proceedings 2014 (1), 11215, 2014
42014
Bill McKibben’s effect on the US climate change debate: Shifting the institutional environment through radical flank effects
T Schifeling, AJ Hoffman
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
32017
Differentiation in Markets: A Study of Social Structure and Politics.
T Schifeling
2015
The Struggle for Control over Movements in Markets: Activists, Marketers, and Green Products
T Schifeling
The Struggle for Control over Movements in Markets: Activists, Marketers, and Natural Products
T Schifeling
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